Scots director Charlotte Wells took home the award for Best Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer for her film Aftersun at The BAFTAs on Sunday night.
The Edinburgh-born writer and director dedicated the award to her late father as she thanked the producers, cast, and crew and said her film was a "eulogy" to her father, adding: "He’s not here, but my mum is".
Aftersun was up for four awards at Sunday nights award show held in London, with Paul Mescal losing out on the Best Actor accolade to Austin Butler for his stellar performance in Elvis.
